Legal Opinion
Mashburn v. Mashburn
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided February 13, 1941No. 28754PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtGardner, J.
W. A. Mashburn died April 17, 1930, testate. His will was duly probated in solemn form with Melvin B. Mash-burn as executor. There were only five items of the will. 1 and 2 provided for burial and payment of his debts. The other items provided, (3) “In ease I am survived by my wife, after my death I desire and direct that all of my property both real estate and personal belong and go to her in fee simple as long as she is in life. (4) I desire and direct that my son, Melvin B. Mashburn, look after said property for my said wife, also look after & care for her, my said wife, Huida Mashburn, as…
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